A command-line tool for interacting with Git repositories, featuring quick access to repo pages, issue management, and AI-powered commits.

• Open repo pages directly from your terminal
  • Repository homepage
  • Specific branches
  • Specific commits
• Issue management
  • Focus on specific issues
  • List all repository issues
• AI-powered commits with automatically generated messages

cargo install git-github

git-github [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

• -d, --debug: Turn debugging information on (can be used multiple times to increase verbosity)

Open the repo website in your browser:

git-github open [OPTIONS]

Options:

• -c, --commit <COMMIT>: Open a specific commit (conflicts with branch)
• -b, --branch <BRANCH>: Open a specific branch
• -r, --remote <REMOTE>: Specify remote name (default: "origin")

Examples:

git-github open                     # Opens the repo homepage
git-github open -b main             # Opens the main branch
git-github open -c abc123           # Opens commit abc123
git-github open -r upstream -b dev  # Opens dev branch on upstream remote

Manage GitHub issues:

git-github issue <COMMAND>

Subcommands:

• focus: Focus on a specific issue

  git-github issue focus -i <ISSUE_ID>

• list: List all issues

  git-github issue list

Create an AI-generated commit:

git-github commit [OPTIONS]

Options:

• -a, --apply: Apply the AI-generated message to the new commit (default: false)

Examples:

git-github commit       # Shows AI-generated message without committing
git-github commit -a    # Creates commit with AI-generated message

Pull requests are welcome! For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

MIT